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This volume lists the water rates and quarterly payments for lots in Boulder, Colorado, 1877-1882, and could be used to establish the existence of a structure on a given lot. (No building permits are available for this period of time.), The entries are organized by block number, then by lot number. The owner and the lessee[s] of each lot are noted. Following an alphabetical index of lessees near the back of the register are two pages of entries from 1890; the remaining ca. 20 pages are blank., The first two pages of this volume contain printed copies of the water ordinance passed by the Board of Trustees of the Town of Boulder on 11 March 1878, their ordinance in relation to town officers, and a resolution and accompanying articles concerning the extension of the town's waterworks in March 1878, with a statement of water rates for 1877-1878 by type of property (e.g. residences, butcher shops, baths).

Views of horses being held by the head by men in various locations.

Views of the Telephone Stables at 1036 Pearl Street. One photo was taken when the stables were owned by J.H. O'Brien (1883-1892); one was taken when the stables were owned by George Whitney (1892-1898); and one was taken when the stables were owned by J.G. Trezise (1898-1908).

Views of 1018 Pearl Street.

Views of Boulder businesses. Some of them are by local photographer Joseph B. Sturtevant. Shown are six interiors, including Cobb's Feed Store (with Charles Sellers), the Model Laundry or the Elite Steam Laundry at 1902 12th St., the Boulder County sheriff's office, and inside the Boulder Freight Depot. There are two views of the outside the Daily Camera office and a photo of the Boulder City Brick Yard, A. Breach, proprietor.

Views of the Boulder Daily Camera building at 1048 Pearl Street. Next door was Billins Second Hand Goods until about 1908. Other businesses sharing space in the building include Black's Cash Grocery and the Burre Business College. A view taken in 1938 shows Christmas decorations. An Armistice Day photo shows the Camera staff holding up the front page of a special edition.

Views of Boulder Hose Company No. 1 harnessed to their hose cart in preparation for a tournament, ca. 1895. They are seen on Pearl Street in the 1100 block in front of the Boulder House, at the same location with Trezise Undertaking behind them. An unidentified hose team is seen racing in the 1200 block of Pearl Street.

Views of the Arnett Hotel at 1025 Pearl Street.